The Roger Stone Trial

[FLVOL69]

Lying to Congress is such a joke.

Oh the irony

 

[FLVOL69]

I am sure you do.

If he does (and I suspect he will), it will be after the election. Pardons like that would make only the base happy. Although Trump is seemingly an expert in keeping his 33 %, giddy, while making ZERO effort to expand that base, I am sure that Barr and the others are hiding the pardon forms away from him right now, for fear he'd do a lot of stupid things with them if he knew where they kept them.

Hey LG one in four at a Trump rally identify as a democrat. One more term of Trump and your parties history ..

 

[RockyTop85]

The way I see it he was just a whistleblower. At worst he leaked info on purpose. No different and definitely no worse than Hillary, Comey, Eric C, or any of the other inept dims. The difference was he told a biased congress to shove it.

Didn’t he get convicted of witness intimidation?

 

[MontyPython]

Holy sh*tballs. We are living in a banana republic.

 

[Velo Vol]

Nope! Droopy Dogg has inserted his fat ass and overruled the prosecutors handling the case.

Operation Banana Republic underway.

 

[volinbham]

Ironic since the Trump/Collusion/Dossier fiasco was pure banana republic action.

 

[ETV]

I hope that Trump pardons Stone, Manafort, and whoever else was caught up in this war against Trump.

A few members in this forum may need to have their BP checked immediately afterwards.

 

[volfanjustin]

Holy sh*tballs. We are living in a banana republic.

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Says the one who's party and media have been trying to over throw the President for over 3 years now

 

[C-south]

Holy sh*tballs. We are living in a ******* banana republic.

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Maybe Stone will commit treason and turn into a tranny to normalize things.

 

[ETV]

Oh the irony

I have no recollection.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Lemme guess, "It's Trump's DOJ since it's in the executive branch. He can do as he damn well pleases!" Right?

Come on, he's rich white old and male. It's in the criminal code dude!

I repeat. Soooo bitter

 

[NorthDallas40]

7-9 is excessive regardless of Trump.

Yep.

 

[0nelilreb]

Holy sh*tballs. We are living in a ******* banana republic.

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I don’t think that means what you think it means . It’s like saying Holysh!t Trump is Hitler and we are living in Natzi Germany .

 

[volfanjustin]

I repeat. Soooo bitter

No way she is married to a man, I don't know any guy that would put up with her bitter ass

 

[NorthDallas40]

No way she is married to a man, I don't know any guy that would put up with his bitter ass

Better be smokin’ hot for that level of crazy.

 

[RockyTop85]

I have no impact - just stating an opinion on why it's excessive.

The FBI knew it was BS and Congress knew it was BS.

It's not justice to exact revenge when your larger case falls to pieces. It's not justice prosecute some for lying to Congress but completely ignore others.

But I know you hate Trump so congrats

Ok. I agree in principle, but is there any evidence that witness intimidation is selectively prosecuted?

 

[Orangeburst]

Holy sh*tballs. We are living in a banana republic.

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Bananas are healthy for you. Lots of potassium to lower your BP. You need it.

 

[volfanjustin]

Better be smokin’ hot for that level of crazy.

And I seriously doubt that's the case, we all know what most radical socialist women look like

 

[volinbham]

Ok. I agree in principle, but is there any evidence that witness intimidation is selectively prosecuted?

Not sure but that's kind of a follow on to the selective and over the top prosecution to begin with. I'm not excusing it but this smacks of saving face and getting some hits in a large scale investigation that nailed absolutely no one for the alleged misdeeds.

 

[evillawyer]

I repeat. Soooo bitter

Ok, so can you give me a reason it's cool for Papa Droops Barr to step into this case? I had assumed you would give me a unitary executive argument, but maybe you know the absurd consequences that leads to when it comes to prosecutorial discretion.

 

[volfanjustin]

Nope! Droopy Dogg has inserted his fat ass and overruled the prosecutors handling the case.

Nadler?

 

[evillawyer]

Nadler?

You tell me. What recent AG looks like this guy?

 

[volfanjustin]

You tell me. What recent AG looks like this guy?

I was thrown off when you said "fat ass" I remember seeing a lot of a fat ass over the past few months and he wears his pants up to his nipples.

 

[volinbham]

Ok, so can you give me a reason it's cool for Papa Droops Barr to step into this case? I had assumed you would give me a unitary executive argument, but maybe you know the absurd consequences that leads to when it comes to prosecutorial discretion.

Barr sees how the entire Trump/Collusion effort was flawed and how the FBI and Congress knew Stone wasn't colluding but still went after him hard to get something on him.

As head of DOJ his job it to be fair and since the investigation/prosecution was flawed he's trying to interject some sanity.

But, but I know - Orange Man Bad so let's nail Stone.

 

[Mick]

Barr sees how the entire Trump/Collusion effort was flawed and how the FBI and Congress knew Stone wasn't colluding but still went after him hard to get something on him.

As head of DOJ his job it to be fair and since the investigation/prosecution was flawed he's trying to interject some sanity.

But, but I know - Orange Man Bad so let's nail Stone.

Did you type that with a straight face?